25 years ago today, we've lost the moon. Never forget. 🫡

Space: 1999 (1975-1977)

They should have done a spinoff about how the earth deals with the end of tides and whatever other consequences there might be.

Not only that, but it's also Barbara Bain's 93rd birthday today.

IMHO: The Eagles are still one of THE best ships ever in Sci-fi We had at least two of them as toys, really must find out where they got ti!

I have the new replicas <3

Why are they still feeling acceleration forces from a blast that is evidently over?

Because it's 1970s fun matinee sci-fi show.

Gave us possibly the most realistic utility space vehicle, the Eagle 😊

I loved that series. For anyone in the US who is curious "Space: 1999" is available on Peacock. Quite good storytelling and special effects for that era.

I remember watching this the first time as a child, and it's still awesome today.